Coventry University

Coventry University is a public university in Coventry, England, United Kingdom, with institutional roots going back to 1843 as Coventry College of Design, gaining full university status in 1992. The university is part of the Coventry University Group, which includes campuses in Coventry, London, and Scarborough in the UK, a campus in Wrocław, Poland, and global hubs in Belgium, Singapore, the UAE, India, Africa, and China. It has over 38,000 students enrolled across its UK campuses, including more than 13,000 international students from over 160 countries. Coventry University was rated Gold overall, Gold for Student Experience and Silver for Student Outcomes in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) 2023. It holds 5 QS Stars Overall and 5 QS Stars for Inclusiveness. The university employs a distinctive block teaching model where students focus on one module at a time. Research activity is extensive, with over 500 researchers, 800 doctoral candidates, 14 research centres, and £250 million committed to research investment. The university delivers degrees through partner providers in more than 30 countries.